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Scott Shane says job creators should go where the jobs are
To create more jobs, go where the jobs are The Wall Street Journal: Scott Shane, the A. Malachi Mixon III Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies, recently wrote an article in which he argued that “if we want to create a lot of jobs, it would make more sense to get existing small businesses—across…
Jonathan Adler says the health care ruling is "losing the battle but winning the war"
Analysis: Legal eagles redefine healthcare winners, losers Reuters: Over the past few days, some on the left and right are now viewing the Supreme Court’s Commerce Clause ruling on the Affordable Care Act as largely academic and say it won’t affect any current laws. “I’ve yet to see a list of…
Tenured women faculty: Apply for program to learn about future career options
Tenured women faculty members are invited to apply for a program targeted to mid-career women who are considering administrative leadership positions or other career paths within academia. The three-session program will be held Oct. 29, Jan. 28 and March 25, 9 a.m.–1:30 p.m. The objectives of the…
Last call for nominations for The Alumni Association Awards; deadline July 15
Do you know an alumnus or alumna who is doing great things? There’s only one week left to nominate him/her for The Alumni Association Awards. The awards will be presented at the All Alumni Luncheon on Friday, Sept. 28, as part of the 2012 Alumni Weekend and Homecoming celebration. Last year, The…
CWRU engineers design integrated sensors to handle extreme conditions
A team of Case Western Reserve University engineers has designed and fabricated integrated amplifier circuits that operate under extreme temperatures, up to 600 degrees Celsius—a feat that was previously impossible. The silicon carbide amplifiers have applications in both aerospace and energy…
5 questions with…Distinguished University Professor, accountancy influencer Gary Previts
When the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants recently identified the most influential leaders in its 125-year history, it selected one of Case Western Reserve’s own: Distinguished University Professor Gary Previts. But this certainly wasn’t the first time Previts, chair of the…
Pediatrics faculty Alex Huang earns $200,000 grant to examine brain tumors
Alex Huang, associate professor of pediatrics, has been awarded a $200,000 grant from Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to finding cures for children with cancer. The foundation awarded 48 grants totaling more than $4 million to doctors, researchers and medical and graduate…
QuikPay outage scheduled for July 9, 1-4 a.m.
QuikPay services will be down Monday, July 9, from 1 to 4 a.m. to allow Information Technology Services (ITS) and the QuikPay vendor to conduct scheduled maintenance. QuikPay is the system used by students and other authorized users for tuition bill presentation and credit card payment…
Fireworks, barbecues and festivities—CWRU’s favorite thing about Independence Day was…
From having the day off to enjoying a fireworks spectacular, there was much to enjoy on the Fourth of July. According to this week’s poll, members of the Case Western Reserve University community were most excited for Independence Day fireworks shows, followed by a day free from work, barbecues and…
Bocce league forming at CWRU for entire campus community; sign up now
A bocce league is launching at Case Western Reserve University, with its inaugural season being held July 11-27. All students, faculty and staff are invited to form teams of two to four players. Gather friends and co-workers to have fun while meeting new people. Players at any level—even those new…